Intentional Therapist: Putting You In Your Schedule
Dr. Karen Dyck and Dr. Melissa Tiessen
52 episodes
3 days ago
How many times have you said — or thought — ‘I’d love to take better care of myself, but I just don’t have the time’? Or, ‘I’m way too tired.’ Or maybe, ‘I can’t afford it right now.’ These are probably the three biggest roadblocks therapists and other caring professionals name when it comes to self-care: time, energy, and money. And we get it — those are real constraints. But here’s the thing: when we define self-care as something that requires extra time, energy, or money...
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How many times have you said — or thought — ‘I’d love to take better care of myself, but I just don’t have the time’? Or, ‘I’m way too tired.’ Or maybe, ‘I can’t afford it right now.’ These are probably the three biggest roadblocks therapists and other caring professionals name when it comes to self-care: time, energy, and money. And we get it — those are real constraints. But here’s the thing: when we define self-care as something that requires extra time, energy, or money...
E18: Belief system upgrade #2: Self-care is NOT selfish & is NOT just about treating ourselves
Intentional Therapist: Putting You In Your Schedule
16 minutes
1 month ago
E18: Belief system upgrade #2: Self-care is NOT selfish & is NOT just about treating ourselves
When was the last time you said ‘no’ to someone? And we don’t mean a playful no, or a no with an apology attached, but a real, solid, unapologetic ‘no.’ If you’re anything like most therapists — especially women in our field — that question might make you squirm a little. Because somewhere along the way, we got the message that taking care of ourselves means we’re taking something away from someone else. That it’s indulgent. Or worse — selfish. But what if we told you that choosing yourself i...
Intentional Therapist: Putting You In Your Schedule
How many times have you said — or thought — ‘I’d love to take better care of myself, but I just don’t have the time’? Or, ‘I’m way too tired.’ Or maybe, ‘I can’t afford it right now.’ These are probably the three biggest roadblocks therapists and other caring professionals name when it comes to self-care: time, energy, and money. And we get it — those are real constraints. But here’s the thing: when we define self-care as something that requires extra time, energy, or money...